Used Ford Edge for Sale in Downingtown, PA

Located in Wilmington, DE / 20 miles away from Downingtown, PA

Dealer Review:

Joel I the Best and the young lady who helped him ! Thank you for your kindness and Generosity I will be coming back to buy more cars from the both of you thank you

Features and Specs:

23 Combined MPG (20 City/28 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4J91GBB25462
Stock: P9339
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 02-12-2022

Located in Exton, PA / 4 miles away from Downingtown, PA

CARFAX 1-Owner, Ford Gold Certified, Excellent Condition, GREAT MILES 34,875! REDUCED FROM $35,875!, PRICED TO MOVE $4,800 below J.D. Power Retail!, F...

Features and Specs:

23 Combined MPG (21 City/28 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4K91KBB33973
Stock: E20011E
Certified Pre-Owned: Yes
Listed since: 12-30-2021

Located in Norristown, PA / 19 miles away from Downingtown, PA

2012 Ford Edge SEL AWD 6-Speed Automatic with Select-Shift NEW PA INSPECTION, NEW TIRES, NEW ALIGNMENT, All Wheel Drive, Rear Camera, Bluetooth, Satel...

Features and Specs:

21 Combined MPG (18 City/25 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMDK4JC8CBA76138
Stock: 64219A
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 04-29-2022

Located in Boyertown, PA / 23 miles away from Downingtown, PA

CARFAX 1-Owner, Ford Gold Certified. PRICE DROP FROM $29,988, PRICED TO MOVE $3,300 below J.D. Power Retail!, FUEL EFFICIENT 28 MPG Hwy/21 MPG City! O...

Dealer Review:

So I drove well over an hour to this dealership to check out a Shelby GT500 that they actively had listed online for sale. I went into this dealership with every intention of purchasing the car that day if it all checked out. I am a serious buyer with good credit and I had a very large amount of down payment money. I walked around their lot for a solid 30 minutes,maybe more,searching for the car I came to see. I was never approached or even spoken to by any of the many employees working at the time. I then went inside & found the car I came for in the showroom. I proceeded to look over the car. Less than a minute into checking the car out I was rudely approached and told the car was already sold & being picked up soon. Fast forward to today when I got an email notification from Edmunds saying that the price of the car dropped. So not only did they not sell the car, but they lowered the price and now added a substantial amount of photos that were previously not there. After leaving this dealership disappointed I found another Shelby GT500 about 5 states away & I snatched it up. I am extremely irritated with this dealership and their staff! They lost a potential sale because they lied to me! They really need to pull it together at Fred Beans Ford of Boyertown!! And i left 1 star because I had to. If I could leave 0 stars I would have!

Features and Specs:

23 Combined MPG (21 City/28 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4J95KBB47618
Stock: P200631
Certified Pre-Owned: Yes
Listed since: 02-15-2022

Located in Norristown, PA / 19 miles away from Downingtown, PA

2012 Ford Edge Limited AWD 6-Speed Automatic with Select-Shift NEW PA INSPECTION, NEW OIL CHANGE, All Wheel Drive, Rear Camera, Bluetooth, Satellite R...

Features and Specs:

21 Combined MPG (18 City/25 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMDK4KC8CBA71312
Stock: 22181A
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 03-26-2022

Located in Glen Mills, PA / 14 miles away from Downingtown, PA

Features and Specs:

23 Combined MPG (21 City/28 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4G96KBB47554
Certified Pre-Owned: No

Located in New Castle, DE / 24 miles away from Downingtown, PA

Dealer Review:

I wanted to purchase a 2020 Toyota Corolla VIN# 5YFHPRAE8LP052984 from Price Toyota in New Castle Delaware, stock number K052984. The price advertised on the internet was $14,530.00 On July 20, 2020 at 12:17 PM I called and spoke to Samantha who confirmed that the car was still available; that the price was correct at $14,530 (she confirmed it with Tom Bonner); and that I had an appointment for 12:45-1:00 the same day. I went to the dealership and asked to test drive the car and was given keys to do so after they made a copy of my drivers license. When I got back, I gave them a Mastercard to put $4,000 down and come back between 5:00 and 6:00 PM to pay the balance and take delivery. Trevour Shoun got involved and said they could not honor the price. Another gentleman got involved and he too said they would not honor the price of $14,530. They moved it up to over $18,000. I consider this to be false advertising and misrepresentation. If anyone has the ability to censure the dealership, I ask that you do so. If anyone has the ability to make them honor the advertised price, I would like to buy the car etc.

Features and Specs:

23 Combined MPG (20 City/28 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4K80FBB89822
Certified Pre-Owned: No

Located in Christiana, PA / 19 miles away from Downingtown, PA

Features and Specs:

20 Combined MPG (18 City/25 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMDK4JC6BBA39751
Certified Pre-Owned: No

Located in West Chester, PA / 8 miles away from Downingtown, PA

Features and Specs:

23 Combined MPG (21 City/28 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4J98KBC37961
Stock: W22019P
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 05-03-2022

Located in Pottstown, PA / 18 miles away from Downingtown, PA

Dealer Review:

Do not buy your car from a John Kennedy dealership. Their sales manager, Michael Armstrong, is [non-permissible content removed], raised his voice to my girlfriend & myself, and even took off his mask while we were in the same confined room as him. This kind of unprofessionalism & neglect to our lives is incredibly disrespectful. The other (non-John Kennedy) Mazda dealerships in the area offer significantly better prices and better customer service. Don’t waste your time. Story below: My girlfriend & I were emailing local dealerships requesting an out the door price on a specific car we were looking to buy before the end of December. We received responses from every dealership we reached out to with the exception of the 2 John Kennedy dealerships. We used emails found on their website, & even emails directly to people whom we received business cards from but received no responses. The day before we planned to buy the car, we decided to swing by the John Kennedy dealership in Pottstown as we were in the area. We already had an out the door price we were very happy with and a dealership expecting us the next day, but we just wanted to see if they would be able to match the price as they were a little closer to where we lived. We liked this due to servicing the vehicle down the road. We stop in and are quickly in a room with their sales manager, Michael Armstrong. We say we are not buying a car today but will be buying this specific car tomorrow and want to know if they have it and can match/beat the price. He pulls up his computer and starts the search the inventory. Unfortunately, they do not have the car in the color/trim/package that we want. What he does share is that they have the color in the trim one level up from ours. We said we weren’t opposed to that trim, but really didn’t think the increase in price justified the added features. He pulls out the invoice and provides us a price. Once again, I specify we are looking for an out the door price, taxes, fees, etc included. He says yup, and hands us a pen and sticky note to write down the price. The price stated is about $700 more than the car we had initially wanted, and it was including some accessories that we were actually interested in. Needless to say, we are pretty happy with this. We take his card, and on the way out of his office I stop and say “Hey, that price you provided is the out the door price, right? We want the out the door price with taxes, fees, etc all included.” Reiterating this as I want to make sure we are on the same page. He says yes, but has us come back in, runs the numbers one more time and shows us the same price as before. We thank him for his time and say we will call him tomorrow morning with our decision as to if we will but coming back in to purchase our new car from him. My girlfriend and I look up the trim differences and discuss if we want to pay for the “better” car, ultimately deciding we were going to. The next morning, I call Michael and ask what time we should come in to buy the car. We show up, and one more time we sit down to hash out all the details. I once again verify that the numbers provided yesterday was the out the door price and everything is confirmed. We move onto the financing manager’s office and get to the last page of the contract when I stop and question why there is a number that is $5,500 more than what we had agreed upon. The financing manager excuses himself to get the sales manager. Michael comes storming into the office and says “That was the deal. That is what we agreed upon right there. Look, I told you this and here it is [plugging numbers into a calculator and not getting the same value].” I calmly reply that we requested the out the door price with all taxes, fees, etc included. I asked why there is a difference and he says it’s due to the taxes and fees. I said I didn’t understand why that wasn’t included in the out the door price to which he scoffs and says in a very condescending tone “There’s always going to be taxes and fees, someone’s got to pay for it and we can’t just give them away for free.” My girlfriend and I are upset because we were lied to. We are also confused and ask for a minute to talk it over with ourselves. They give us the room and we decided we don’t like the car for that much more money and call the other Mazda dealership to verify if they still have the car and that the price was indeed the out the door price (it was). While I am on the phone, Michael bursts back into the room uninvited saying that this is where the numbers come from, shoving a piece of paper in front of us and plugging them into a calculator. Mind you, my girlfriend really isn’t speaking because she is visibly upset with being yelled at by a stranger and while I am also aggravated, I do not raise my voice or yell back. We say that we don’t like the car for this price and unless they are willing to do the original offered price, we are going to go to the other Mazda dealership. Michael laughs and says no dealership would ever in their right mind do that price and that the other dealership is playing the same game and that their price is too good, that they are going to raise the price on us too and I wasn’t given the correct price. He says he’s going to call the sales manager right now and prove that I am wrong, and he is right. Michael then, still fuming, takes off his mask. We are in the same office, less than 6 feet apart, with the door closed. While the phone is ringing & on speaker, I speak up and request he puts on his mask back on. He ignores me and when the sales manager doesn’t answer he says (still raising his voice without wearing a mask) “I bet you $100 of my own money that they won’t do that deal. They can’t do it.” I am done at this point. My girlfriend and I both want to go and have no desire to buy a car from such a rude business. I reply “Okay, I will let you know, but we aren’t interested in this deal. Sorry for the miscommunication & thank you for your time.” I am the only one to apologize at all during this interaction by the way. Not once does Michael apologize or anything to us. The finance manager comes back in & we ask to get our license plate back as it was put on the car we had planned to buy. We also ask if there are any issues with us leaving the deal how it is if it will affect our car buying at the other dealership. He was very polite & helpful. He gave us his card & just requested that we call him if we do buy the other car so he can shred all the paperwork. He gets us our license plate, & before we go, I quickly walk over to Michael’s office to once again apologize and say I’m sorry for the misunderstanding/how things worked out. He doesn’t look at me or say anything back, just ignores me. Incredibly rude and unprofessional once again. We go and buy the car from the other dealership. Great process. The deal is the deal they said, in & out in no time! I sent a follow up email to Michael a few weeks after the event to let him know he lost his $100 bet and can pay up if he is a man of his word (he isn’t). I also request an apology for myself and my girlfriend and want to know why I should ever return and even consider purchasing a car or getting our new car serviced at a John Kennedy dealership. He never replied. I advise against anyone from buying a car here. Their sales manager is [non-permissible content removed], he is disrespectful, and he has no regard for your wellbeing.

Features and Specs:

20 Combined MPG (17 City/24 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4AP7JBC53159
Stock: P7103
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 11-29-2021

Located in Phoenixville, PA / 13 miles away from Downingtown, PA

John Kennedy Ford of Phoenixville is pumped up to offer this stunning 2019 Ford Edge in Magnetic This vehicle has passed our comprehensive inspection ...

Features and Specs:

23 Combined MPG (21 City/28 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4G97KBC50000
Stock: 22X1169A
Certified Pre-Owned: Yes

Located in Boyertown, PA / 23 miles away from Downingtown, PA

CARFAX 1-Owner, Ford Gold Certified, ONLY 13,443 Miles! PRICE DROP FROM $35,988, EPA 28 MPG Hwy/21 MPG City! Sunroof, Navigation, Turbo Charged, EQUIP...

Dealer Review:

So I drove well over an hour to this dealership to check out a Shelby GT500 that they actively had listed online for sale. I went into this dealership with every intention of purchasing the car that day if it all checked out. I am a serious buyer with good credit and I had a very large amount of down payment money. I walked around their lot for a solid 30 minutes,maybe more,searching for the car I came to see. I was never approached or even spoken to by any of the many employees working at the time. I then went inside & found the car I came for in the showroom. I proceeded to look over the car. Less than a minute into checking the car out I was rudely approached and told the car was already sold & being picked up soon. Fast forward to today when I got an email notification from Edmunds saying that the price of the car dropped. So not only did they not sell the car, but they lowered the price and now added a substantial amount of photos that were previously not there. After leaving this dealership disappointed I found another Shelby GT500 about 5 states away & I snatched it up. I am extremely irritated with this dealership and their staff! They lost a potential sale because they lied to me! They really need to pull it together at Fred Beans Ford of Boyertown!! And i left 1 star because I had to. If I could leave 0 stars I would have!

Features and Specs:

23 Combined MPG (21 City/28 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4J9XKBC42840
Stock: P201681
Certified Pre-Owned: Yes
Listed since: 03-21-2022

Located in Pottstown, PA / 18 miles away from Downingtown, PA

Dealer Review:

Do not buy your car from a John Kennedy dealership. Their sales manager, Michael Armstrong, is [non-permissible content removed], raised his voice to my girlfriend & myself, and even took off his mask while we were in the same confined room as him. This kind of unprofessionalism & neglect to our lives is incredibly disrespectful. The other (non-John Kennedy) Mazda dealerships in the area offer significantly better prices and better customer service. Don’t waste your time. Story below: My girlfriend & I were emailing local dealerships requesting an out the door price on a specific car we were looking to buy before the end of December. We received responses from every dealership we reached out to with the exception of the 2 John Kennedy dealerships. We used emails found on their website, & even emails directly to people whom we received business cards from but received no responses. The day before we planned to buy the car, we decided to swing by the John Kennedy dealership in Pottstown as we were in the area. We already had an out the door price we were very happy with and a dealership expecting us the next day, but we just wanted to see if they would be able to match the price as they were a little closer to where we lived. We liked this due to servicing the vehicle down the road. We stop in and are quickly in a room with their sales manager, Michael Armstrong. We say we are not buying a car today but will be buying this specific car tomorrow and want to know if they have it and can match/beat the price. He pulls up his computer and starts the search the inventory. Unfortunately, they do not have the car in the color/trim/package that we want. What he does share is that they have the color in the trim one level up from ours. We said we weren’t opposed to that trim, but really didn’t think the increase in price justified the added features. He pulls out the invoice and provides us a price. Once again, I specify we are looking for an out the door price, taxes, fees, etc included. He says yup, and hands us a pen and sticky note to write down the price. The price stated is about $700 more than the car we had initially wanted, and it was including some accessories that we were actually interested in. Needless to say, we are pretty happy with this. We take his card, and on the way out of his office I stop and say “Hey, that price you provided is the out the door price, right? We want the out the door price with taxes, fees, etc all included.” Reiterating this as I want to make sure we are on the same page. He says yes, but has us come back in, runs the numbers one more time and shows us the same price as before. We thank him for his time and say we will call him tomorrow morning with our decision as to if we will but coming back in to purchase our new car from him. My girlfriend and I look up the trim differences and discuss if we want to pay for the “better” car, ultimately deciding we were going to. The next morning, I call Michael and ask what time we should come in to buy the car. We show up, and one more time we sit down to hash out all the details. I once again verify that the numbers provided yesterday was the out the door price and everything is confirmed. We move onto the financing manager’s office and get to the last page of the contract when I stop and question why there is a number that is $5,500 more than what we had agreed upon. The financing manager excuses himself to get the sales manager. Michael comes storming into the office and says “That was the deal. That is what we agreed upon right there. Look, I told you this and here it is [plugging numbers into a calculator and not getting the same value].” I calmly reply that we requested the out the door price with all taxes, fees, etc included. I asked why there is a difference and he says it’s due to the taxes and fees. I said I didn’t understand why that wasn’t included in the out the door price to which he scoffs and says in a very condescending tone “There’s always going to be taxes and fees, someone’s got to pay for it and we can’t just give them away for free.” My girlfriend and I are upset because we were lied to. We are also confused and ask for a minute to talk it over with ourselves. They give us the room and we decided we don’t like the car for that much more money and call the other Mazda dealership to verify if they still have the car and that the price was indeed the out the door price (it was). While I am on the phone, Michael bursts back into the room uninvited saying that this is where the numbers come from, shoving a piece of paper in front of us and plugging them into a calculator. Mind you, my girlfriend really isn’t speaking because she is visibly upset with being yelled at by a stranger and while I am also aggravated, I do not raise my voice or yell back. We say that we don’t like the car for this price and unless they are willing to do the original offered price, we are going to go to the other Mazda dealership. Michael laughs and says no dealership would ever in their right mind do that price and that the other dealership is playing the same game and that their price is too good, that they are going to raise the price on us too and I wasn’t given the correct price. He says he’s going to call the sales manager right now and prove that I am wrong, and he is right. Michael then, still fuming, takes off his mask. We are in the same office, less than 6 feet apart, with the door closed. While the phone is ringing & on speaker, I speak up and request he puts on his mask back on. He ignores me and when the sales manager doesn’t answer he says (still raising his voice without wearing a mask) “I bet you $100 of my own money that they won’t do that deal. They can’t do it.” I am done at this point. My girlfriend and I both want to go and have no desire to buy a car from such a rude business. I reply “Okay, I will let you know, but we aren’t interested in this deal. Sorry for the miscommunication & thank you for your time.” I am the only one to apologize at all during this interaction by the way. Not once does Michael apologize or anything to us. The finance manager comes back in & we ask to get our license plate back as it was put on the car we had planned to buy. We also ask if there are any issues with us leaving the deal how it is if it will affect our car buying at the other dealership. He was very polite & helpful. He gave us his card & just requested that we call him if we do buy the other car so he can shred all the paperwork. He gets us our license plate, & before we go, I quickly walk over to Michael’s office to once again apologize and say I’m sorry for the misunderstanding/how things worked out. He doesn’t look at me or say anything back, just ignores me. Incredibly rude and unprofessional once again. We go and buy the car from the other dealership. Great process. The deal is the deal they said, in & out in no time! I sent a follow up email to Michael a few weeks after the event to let him know he lost his $100 bet and can pay up if he is a man of his word (he isn’t). I also request an apology for myself and my girlfriend and want to know why I should ever return and even consider purchasing a car or getting our new car serviced at a John Kennedy dealership. He never replied. I advise against anyone from buying a car here. Their sales manager is [non-permissible content removed], he is disrespectful, and he has no regard for your wellbeing.

Features and Specs:

23 Combined MPG (20 City/27 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK4G92JBB70148
Stock: 22P192A
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 05-04-2022

Located in Wilmington, DE / 20 miles away from Downingtown, PA

2016 Ford Edge SEL Recent Arrival!** Super Clean!!** Low Miles!!** Odometer is 3867 miles below market average!** Fully Serviced - ALL New Fluid and F...

Features and Specs:

24 Combined MPG (20 City/30 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMPK3J8XGBB93664
Stock: UA2147A
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 04-19-2022

Located in Pottstown, PA / 18 miles away from Downingtown, PA

Dealer Review:

Do not buy your car from a John Kennedy dealership. Their sales manager, Michael Armstrong, is [non-permissible content removed], raised his voice to my girlfriend & myself, and even took off his mask while we were in the same confined room as him. This kind of unprofessionalism & neglect to our lives is incredibly disrespectful. The other (non-John Kennedy) Mazda dealerships in the area offer significantly better prices and better customer service. Don’t waste your time. Story below: My girlfriend & I were emailing local dealerships requesting an out the door price on a specific car we were looking to buy before the end of December. We received responses from every dealership we reached out to with the exception of the 2 John Kennedy dealerships. We used emails found on their website, & even emails directly to people whom we received business cards from but received no responses. The day before we planned to buy the car, we decided to swing by the John Kennedy dealership in Pottstown as we were in the area. We already had an out the door price we were very happy with and a dealership expecting us the next day, but we just wanted to see if they would be able to match the price as they were a little closer to where we lived. We liked this due to servicing the vehicle down the road. We stop in and are quickly in a room with their sales manager, Michael Armstrong. We say we are not buying a car today but will be buying this specific car tomorrow and want to know if they have it and can match/beat the price. He pulls up his computer and starts the search the inventory. Unfortunately, they do not have the car in the color/trim/package that we want. What he does share is that they have the color in the trim one level up from ours. We said we weren’t opposed to that trim, but really didn’t think the increase in price justified the added features. He pulls out the invoice and provides us a price. Once again, I specify we are looking for an out the door price, taxes, fees, etc included. He says yup, and hands us a pen and sticky note to write down the price. The price stated is about $700 more than the car we had initially wanted, and it was including some accessories that we were actually interested in. Needless to say, we are pretty happy with this. We take his card, and on the way out of his office I stop and say “Hey, that price you provided is the out the door price, right? We want the out the door price with taxes, fees, etc all included.” Reiterating this as I want to make sure we are on the same page. He says yes, but has us come back in, runs the numbers one more time and shows us the same price as before. We thank him for his time and say we will call him tomorrow morning with our decision as to if we will but coming back in to purchase our new car from him. My girlfriend and I look up the trim differences and discuss if we want to pay for the “better” car, ultimately deciding we were going to. The next morning, I call Michael and ask what time we should come in to buy the car. We show up, and one more time we sit down to hash out all the details. I once again verify that the numbers provided yesterday was the out the door price and everything is confirmed. We move onto the financing manager’s office and get to the last page of the contract when I stop and question why there is a number that is $5,500 more than what we had agreed upon. The financing manager excuses himself to get the sales manager. Michael comes storming into the office and says “That was the deal. That is what we agreed upon right there. Look, I told you this and here it is [plugging numbers into a calculator and not getting the same value].” I calmly reply that we requested the out the door price with all taxes, fees, etc included. I asked why there is a difference and he says it’s due to the taxes and fees. I said I didn’t understand why that wasn’t included in the out the door price to which he scoffs and says in a very condescending tone “There’s always going to be taxes and fees, someone’s got to pay for it and we can’t just give them away for free.” My girlfriend and I are upset because we were lied to. We are also confused and ask for a minute to talk it over with ourselves. They give us the room and we decided we don’t like the car for that much more money and call the other Mazda dealership to verify if they still have the car and that the price was indeed the out the door price (it was). While I am on the phone, Michael bursts back into the room uninvited saying that this is where the numbers come from, shoving a piece of paper in front of us and plugging them into a calculator. Mind you, my girlfriend really isn’t speaking because she is visibly upset with being yelled at by a stranger and while I am also aggravated, I do not raise my voice or yell back. We say that we don’t like the car for this price and unless they are willing to do the original offered price, we are going to go to the other Mazda dealership. Michael laughs and says no dealership would ever in their right mind do that price and that the other dealership is playing the same game and that their price is too good, that they are going to raise the price on us too and I wasn’t given the correct price. He says he’s going to call the sales manager right now and prove that I am wrong, and he is right. Michael then, still fuming, takes off his mask. We are in the same office, less than 6 feet apart, with the door closed. While the phone is ringing & on speaker, I speak up and request he puts on his mask back on. He ignores me and when the sales manager doesn’t answer he says (still raising his voice without wearing a mask) “I bet you $100 of my own money that they won’t do that deal. They can’t do it.” I am done at this point. My girlfriend and I both want to go and have no desire to buy a car from such a rude business. I reply “Okay, I will let you know, but we aren’t interested in this deal. Sorry for the miscommunication & thank you for your time.” I am the only one to apologize at all during this interaction by the way. Not once does Michael apologize or anything to us. The finance manager comes back in & we ask to get our license plate back as it was put on the car we had planned to buy. We also ask if there are any issues with us leaving the deal how it is if it will affect our car buying at the other dealership. He was very polite & helpful. He gave us his card & just requested that we call him if we do buy the other car so he can shred all the paperwork. He gets us our license plate, & before we go, I quickly walk over to Michael’s office to once again apologize and say I’m sorry for the misunderstanding/how things worked out. He doesn’t look at me or say anything back, just ignores me. Incredibly rude and unprofessional once again. We go and buy the car from the other dealership. Great process. The deal is the deal they said, in & out in no time! I sent a follow up email to Michael a few weeks after the event to let him know he lost his $100 bet and can pay up if he is a man of his word (he isn’t). I also request an apology for myself and my girlfriend and want to know why I should ever return and even consider purchasing a car or getting our new car serviced at a John Kennedy dealership. He never replied. I advise against anyone from buying a car here. Their sales manager is [non-permissible content removed], he is disrespectful, and he has no regard for your wellbeing.

Features and Specs:

23 Combined MPG (20 City/28 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMTK4J95FBB70093
Stock: 22P063C
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 04-25-2022

Located in Exton, PA / 4 miles away from Downingtown, PA

Excellent Condition. Sport trim. Heated Leather Seats, NAV, iPod/MP3 Input, Premium Sound System, Back-Up Camera, All Wheel Drive, Alloy Wheels, CHARC...

Features and Specs:

19 Combined MPG (17 City/23 Highway)

Listing Information:

VIN: 2FMDK4AK8DBC97084
Stock: E00289D1
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 05-21-2022